I am transcribing various ads and notices gleaned from the SC Gazette. 
Most of these are related in some way to one of my families.  I will
also post slave information as I go.  Apologies in advance for any
mis-reading of the words or letters [the print is tiny and smudged, and
includes old-type letters.]  Corrections/explanations welcome.

For the following, DR. SAMUEL CARNE was the brother to my 7X
grandfather; I'd like to know anything about his business partner,
WILSON.  Dr. CARNE was a loyalist and about the time of this ad was
busily wrapping up business and selling off property in America.  His
brother, son, and wife apparently remained in America after his
departure to and later death in England.

From the October 29, 1763 issue of the SC Gazette:

CARNE, WILSON, AND COMP.
Having imported in the Charming-Nancy, Capt. Quarton, and ---- the
latest supplies from London and Bristol:
A large Supply of Chemical, Galenical and Family MEDICINES, with DRUGGS
of all sorts; particularly, 
Manna, both flakey [?] and in sorts; white vitriol, blue stone and
copperas; rhubarb, Ruffia and India; brimstone in rolls or flour, ----
----- and Barbados aloes, camphire, caniharides, best and second kinds
of jesuits bark.  Epsom and Glauber's salts, madder root, salsop, sperna
cacti, nux vornica, tartar emetic, spirit of Lavendar, hartshorn,
tincture of castor, oil of amber, sal volatile, etc., etc., etc.
With these or any other Druggs, Merchants may be supplied for their
Country Stores, as cheap as they can be in small quantities imported.
Turlington's balsam, balsam of Chile and Gilead; Lockyer's Hooper's and
Andersen's pills; Daffy's and F----'s elixir, Bateman's and jesuits
drops, golden and plain spritis of scurvy-grass, Stoughton's bitters;
Stewart's Gr--ough's and Jackson's tinctures; Ward's headach drops,
Doct. JAMES's powder, GODFREY'S cordial, British oil; hungary, honey,
lavendar, jasmine, and rose waters, --- sans pareil, etc.
[to be continued]